Cesaro

HOW escreveu:Durante a última edição do "WOOOOO! Podcast", Ric Flair falou sobre a falta de habilidade que Cesaro tem na mic-skill. Flair disse que poderia ajuda o ex-campeão norte-americano. Confira:

"Quem traz mais para a mesa como um performer, se você olhar para a capacidade dele, ninguém mais! Quero dizer, aquele garoto é fenomenal! Mas, ele participa uma semana, depois fica uma semana fora, e eu acho que isso é um problema. Eu sei como eles podem resolver este problema com a mic, basta discar... 9-1-1-Naitch!"

I'll preface this by saying that this is obviously all just one guy's opinion. If you downvote, fair enough. But hopefully you read it before downvoting.
Go back and watch Cesaro's backstage segment with Triple H. Then go watch Table for 3. Then go watch something else where he's on camera backstage or interviewing.
Cesaro can talk fine when he wants to. He's not amazing, but he's okay. He has an accent but that hasn't held back top foreign stars before.
Cesaro's main problem that's holding him back is that he doesn't seem comfortable being on camera unless he's wrestling. He awkwardly smiles, rarely changes his facial expression, and his body language is very rigid most of the time.
I'd say that's the reason Cesaro gets more cheers from his matches than he does from his entrance. He comes out of his shell once he can start wrestling, you can tell that he's infinitely more comfortable when the bell rings. That's when he connects with the audience and that's why they cheer so much louder as the match goes on.
But we all know that's not enough. Like it or not, a top star has to do promos, backstage segments, talk show appearances, public events, etc. I can't see Cesaro currently excelling at that. It doesn't seem to be a lack of confidence, though. I think it's more that he's constantly aware that he's on camera. If he can teach himself to be aware of the camera's position without focusing too much on the camera's function, I think he'll be much better off.
The good thing is that with experience comes comfort. As Cesaro's slowly moving up the card, he'll get more and more comfortable, so it could only be a matter of time until we see him get used to it and start acting more naturally, as he does in the ring.
The guy has a natural charisma, you can tell just by watching him work. I think he just needs to loosen up a little bit in order to let that shine through.
Edit: Just adding this little bit on the end. A lot of people are saying they consider someone's comfort on screen and presence to be the same as mic skills. I don't see it that way, but if you do, just...I dunno...ignore the second half of the title?